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LED lighting for macro photography (Photos)

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Hi All:
I have been working on a way to photograph close-ups of small objects using artificial lighting. I prefer natural lighting for doing close-ups, but after dark or when it
 
Funkyoldude thanks for the great tip,yes it is hard to take macro shots indoors, i have to take about 5 shots to get a good one in.
I will try your idea out,thanks again Raoul
 
I've been experimenting with LEDs also. Thinking of buying or building a ring-lite, any recommendations? Diga-Slave will have a larger model in about 2 months. I have a ring flash but that does not solve the focusing problem. That's what I used on that little pipe, the pic isn't great but I wanted to document the details.
Thanks Dave
 
Lighting for macros is always a problem. Looks like a fairly simple, inexpensive solution. Good job!
 
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